Carburetor Adjustments for the Duel in the Desert....

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  • Colorado #28
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    • Dec 2009
    • 76

    #1

    Carburetor Adjustments for the Duel in the Desert....

    Hello,

    I'm thinking of going to this years 2012 Duel in the Desert...I run Alcohol and i was wondering if i would need to rejet my Carburetor because i will be comming from Sea Level to 2000 above sea level? Is there any racers that went to Vegas from the South or any place that is at sea level and if so did you have to make any changes? I will be traveling from Georgia... Thanks

    V/R
  • flexi flopper
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2012
    • 6

    #2
    I run 160's down here I know some people go as lean as 138's...that's a little to much on the lean side for me if something happens doesn't take much to burn a hole in a piston..Im trying to figure out what gear to bring to vegas.. 514's?

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    • Colorado #28
      Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 76

      #3
      Flexi,

      You run 160's in Vegas? I ran 160's when I lived in Colorado...I run 180's here in Georgia and Alabama...Im putting a 5.29 in my car for starters. The builder of my Chassis the "Big Chief Chassis" won the Duel in the Desert in 2007. His name is Eddie "The Outlaw" Martin....Eddie told me to run a 5:43 but I dont think my motor can take Turning that many RPM's on the 1/2 mile track. I just talked to him last night... So if you have a good motor go with the 5:43 or the 5:29 to be on the safe side...

      V/R Rick

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      • flexi flopper
        Junior Member
        • Oct 2012
        • 6

        #4
        Originally posted by Colorado #28 View Post
        Flexi,

        You run 160's in Vegas? I ran 160's when I lived in Colorado...I run 180's here in Georgia and Alabama...
        V/R Rick
        Hey Rick I dont live in vegas I live in AZ..Ill probably go to 152 in the front and 154 in the rear...529 does sound good

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        • Colorado #28
          Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 76

          #5
          Flexi,

          Sounds good thanks...What is your car number? Mine is 28B...Maybe i'll see you there.

          V/R

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          • fastcat
            Member
            • Sep 2012
            • 69

            #6
            I can tell you that a big name racer will be there using a 2 bbl carb. The night of a thousand stars winner was on a 2bbl and second place came from 23 with the back butterflys unhooked. Going to be really slick in Vegas. Something to think about

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            • Colorado #28
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              • Dec 2009
              • 76

              #7
              Fastcat...Thanks for the info...

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